Whew that’s a fiery take, but honestly, not without some truth baked in. The dollar is the lifeblood of the current system. Nearly everything runs through it, and yeah, it’s propped up by debt, printing, and a whole lot of smoke and mirrors. The fact that adding trillions in debt is now seen as "stability" says a lot about where we are. And you're right a weaker dollar can give stocks a boost (at least on paper), but long term, it's just kicking the can down the road. The system’s addicted to cheap money and endless liquidity. That can only go on so long before something breaks. A Bitcoin reserve? Honestly, that would've been the smart play years ago. Sound money, no inflation, no centralized printing press. But like you said those in power won’t voluntarily let go of the one thing that gives them power: control over money. So yeah… maybe it's not about waiting for them to fix it. Maybe it's time to build something parallel and better.Until then? Keep stacking sats and calling it like it is.
Whew that’s a fiery take, but honestly, not without some truth baked in.
The dollar is the lifeblood of the current system. Nearly everything runs through it, and yeah, it’s propped up by debt, printing, and a whole lot of smoke and mirrors. The fact that adding trillions in debt is now seen as "stability" says a lot about where we are.
And you're right a weaker dollar can give stocks a boost (at least on paper), but long term, it's just kicking the can down the road. The system’s addicted to cheap money and endless liquidity. That can only go on so long before something breaks.
A Bitcoin reserve? Honestly, that would've been the smart play years ago. Sound money, no inflation, no centralized printing press. But like you said those in power won’t voluntarily let go of the one thing that gives them power: control over money. So yeah… maybe it's not about waiting for them to fix it. Maybe it's time to build something parallel and better.Until then? Keep stacking sats and calling it like it is.